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Man wakes up after five-hour dentist visit to find all his teeth removed

Donny Grisby entered the dentist's office expecting to have only four teeth taken out.

When it comes to oral sex, being a woman sucks

We are still battling the idea that men's sexual pleasure is assumed while women's is a treat or afterthought.

Refugee crisis: Pakistani migrants in Greece 'treated like animals'

Bad conditions in Lesbos camps have provoked daily protests and hunger strikes

Beautiful Bhutan: Photos of Himalayan country known as The Forbidden Kingdom or The Last Shangri-la

Prince William and Kate Middleton will head to the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan on 14 April, at the invitation of King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck and Queen Jetsun Pema.

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Burglary suspect cooks meal in Five Guys

Real-life Hamburglar: Watch man break into Five Guys restaurant to cook himself cheeseburgers

The suspect was caught on CCTV apparently making himself burgers and drinking a tasty beverage.

Californian police respond to Starbucks goat named Millie

Employees tried to give Millie a banana but she preferred a box.

Tesco to accept Sainsbury's 'Brand Match' coupons until June

Tesco's 'Brand Guarantee' coupons allow customers to receive a price match with Asda, Morrisons and Sainsbury's.

World's largest snake: Eight-metre python discovered in Malaysian tourist resort

The eight-metre monster, reported to weigh 250kg, was discovered on an uncompleted flyover.

Ayeeshia Jane Smith: Mother Kathryn Smith gets life for stamping 21-month old daughter to death

Mother jailed for minimum of 24 years after been found guilty of murdering her daughter

Canada indigenous Attawapiskat First Nation community hit by 11 suicide attempts in a day

Bruce Shisheesh, chief of remote Ontario community, declares state of emergency after suicide spree.

Uzhgorod Medical College stabbings: Two Indian students murdered in Ukraine

Passports of Indian nationals were recovered from their attackers along with bloody knife.

EU referendum: Europeans in London launch 'Hug A Brit' campaign to battle Brexit

New campaign aims to send enough love to the UK that voters will opt to stay in the EU.

Suicide bombers strike Stavropol police building in Russia

No one else was injured according to Russian news agencies.

Jihadi prisoner carves Isis slogan into cellmate's head in Australian jail

Chairman of Prison Officer's Branch says the two men should never have been placed in a cell together.

India temple fire: Dramatic eyewitness video shows deadly fireworks explosion in Kerala

100 people killed and further 380 injured after explosion on 10 April.

UK immigration officials granted power to hack into refugee phones

Home Office says power given under amended Police Act 1997.

Bryan Adams cancels Mississippi gig over new anti-LGBT law

Adams was due to play Biloxi, Mississippi, on Thursday 14 April.

Celebrity threesome gag: MP plans to name entertainer after Scottish newspaper revelation

Injunction won by celebrity only relates to England and Wales, and Scotland cannot be held to it.

'Mr Nice' drug smuggler turned author Howard Marks dies after battle with bowel cancer

The pro-cannabis campaigner, writer, performer and musician said he had no regrets about his life

London tube network faces rising risk of flooding and 57 stations are in 'high-risk' zone, report warns

London's busiest tube stations — Waterloo, King's Cross and London Bridge — are among the high-risk sites.

High-ranking North Korean intelligence officer defected to South

Unnamed colonel worked for North Korean military's General Reconnaissance Bureau before defecting in 2015.

Colombia is one step away from making same-sex marriages legal

The vote was celebrated by Latin musicians like Ricky Martin and Juanes.

More than 50% of British Muslims back criminalising homosexuality, ICM poll reveals

According to the survey, 86% of British Muslims said they had a strong sense of belonging in Britain.

CIA won't waterboard even on presidential orders, vows director John Brennan

'I would not agree to having any CIA officer carrying out waterboarding again,' the CIA boss said.

Haruka Weiser: Homeless teen Meechaiel Criner charged with murder

Days after Weiser's death, a second female was attacked near the University of Wisconsin library.

Israel: Army begs former soldiers to return weapons, bullets and gear

Many soldiers have walked out of their service with some memorabilia from the army.

Boko Haram demand £40m for return of 219 kidnapped Chibok student girls

The Isis-linked extremists took 276 female students hostage from a boarding school in 2014.

Bystander in China films woman being stabbed to death but fails to stop the attack or alert police

The video has sparked a public outcry as person who filmed the incident failed to stop the attack.

Michael Shvo: New York-based luxury property developer is hunting for deals in London

Shvo involved in $4bn of developments underway in Manhattan and looking for the right property in London.

Minnesota Burger King staff tricked into smashing windows of restaurants in spate of prank calls

Staff were told the windows had to be smashed to "relieve pressure" or the restaurant could explode.

Brussels attack: Who is Osama Krayem the jihadi from Malmo arrested with 'Man in the Hat'?

The naturalised Swede from Malmo had used a fake passport to regain entry to Europe.

Steve Hydes abandoned at Gatwick Airport toilet 30 years ago searches for birth parents

Despite mass media coverage when he was first found, his birth parents have not been found.

Councils across Scotland urged to check school buildings after closure of schools in Edinburgh

A total of 17 schools and a community centre were ordered to be shut on safety grounds on 8 April.

Isis are deploying fighters at oil wells in northern Libya

Fears for foreign workers' safety grow as Daesh deploys fighters across eastern region.

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